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Tina Phillips
January 14, 2006
My condolences to Freds Family, what i remeber most about Fred was he was always smiling and always had a kind word, he will be missed
Paul Arndt Jr.
January 12, 2006
You will be missed by many.
Rod Bullis
January 12, 2006
I am thankful for the opportunity to share in the joyful spirit that Fred shared with all those in his presence. Fred's bright spirit would light up the room and it was as gunuine as any I have ever known. This wonderful man has influenced the lives of all those who knew him. It seemed as though it was effortless for him to treat us all with respect. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to know him. Thank You Fred!
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